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This manuscript aims to propose a thermodynamic model of consciousness, detailing two distinct cognitive organization regimes.

August 11, 2026Open Access

Thermodynamic Model of Consciousness

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Proposed model differentiates cognitive organization regimes, exploring their implications and indicators.

This manuscript aims to propose a thermodynamic model of consciousness, detailing two distinct cognitive organization regimes.
Developed a conceptual architecture of cognitive organization transitions.
Outlined physiological, behavioral, and ecological indicators without establishing empirical mechanisms.
Presented the model as hypothetical, allowing for future audits of related concepts.
Introduced the Operational Regime where self-models adapt to the environment via feedback.
Described the Self-Referential Regime prioritizing internal coherence over environmental updates.
Identified potential pathways for understanding the relationships among identity, language, and adaptation.

David Barraza (2026) studied this question.

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